517: Trouble Runs Deep with the Neighborhood Creep | Feedback Friday
Jun 4, 2021
Listeners delve into a grim neighborhood issue involving a dangerous neighbor and how to confront authorities. The struggle between choosing a dream job far away and a promising relationship is explored, raising questions about priorities. Strategies for bolstering home security and the importance of maintaining emotional boundaries in friendships are discussed. Personal anecdotes interweave with practical advice, making it a compelling exploration of interpersonal dynamics and self-protection.
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Neighbor Harasses Foster Daughters
A woman became guardian to two abused girls, and her neighbor began harassing them.
The neighbor's actions escalated, leading to the youngest girl's suicide, and he continued targeting the woman.
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Dealing with Psychopaths
If you're dealing with a psychopath, prioritize your safety and consider moving.
Document everything and consult an attorney, but moving might be the best option.
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Security Measures
Implement security measures: deter, detect, delay, and defend.
Use the buddy system, install cameras and security systems, and consider self-defense tools.
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In this book, Gavin de Becker argues that every individual should learn to trust their gut instinct when it comes to situations of danger or potential violence. He highlights the predictability of violence by identifying pre-incident indicators (PINS) such as forced teaming, charm and niceness, too many details, typecasting, loan sharking, and the unsolicited promise. De Becker also discusses his MOSAIC Threat Assessment Systems and provides practical advice on how to spot danger signals, handle threatening situations, and manage fear effectively. The book is particularly valuable for women and others who may be at higher risk of violence, offering strategies to enhance situational awareness and personal safety.
Surrounded by Psychopaths
Thomas Erikson
In 'Surrounded by Psychopaths', Thomas Erikson provides readers with tools to recognize and protect themselves from manipulative individuals. Using the DISC model, Erikson helps readers understand their own behavior and vulnerabilities, offering practical strategies to combat manipulation in various settings. The book emphasizes self-awareness as a key defense mechanism against psychopathic behaviors.
The pedophile psychopath who lives across the street has made your life hell for more than a decade, to say nothing of the catastrophic damage he's caused to your loved ones and the community. But how can you prove it to the authorities who continue to protect him? We'll try to find a resolution to this and more here on Feedback Friday!
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The pedophile psychopath who lives across the street has made your life hell for more than a decade, to say nothing of the catastrophic damage he's caused to your loved ones and the community. But how can you prove it to the authorities?[Special thanks to Thomas Erikson and George Grant for helping us with this one!]
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Your friend at school has only been in the country for three years and struggles with English, so you help him every night with his homework. The problem is, this leaves you with no free time to pursue extracurriculars or even get a full night's sleep during the week. How can you set boundaries that are reasonable for both of you?
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